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Yona is a Pali word used to refer to speakers of Greek.

Yona may also refer to:

Places

• Yona (Namibe), a commune of Angola
• Yona, Burkina Faso, a village in Bana Department, Balé Province, Burkina Faso
• Yona, Guam, a village on Guam
• Yona, Russia, a rural locality (a selo) in Murmansk Oblast, Russia
• Çaybeyi, Oğuzeli, formerly known as Yona, a rural neighborhood in Gaziantep Province, Turkey

People

• Jonah, Biblical prophet
• Yona Bogale, first leader of the Ethiopian Jewish community in Israel
• Daniel Yona, Tanzanian politician
• Yona Ettlinger, Israeli clarinetist
• Yona Fischer, Israeli art curator (1932–2022)
• Yona Friedman, Hungarian-born French architect
• Yona Harvey, American poet (born 1974)
• Yona Kesse, Israeli politician
• Yona Knight-Wisdom, Jamaican diver
• Yona Kosashvili, Georgian chess grandmaster
• Yona Metzger, chief Ashkenazi rabbi of Israel
• Yona Reiss, American rabbi
• Yona Rozenkier, Israeli actor, writer and filmmaker
• Yona Sabar, Iraqi linguist
• Yona Wallach, Israeli poet
• Yona Yahav, Israeli lawyer and politician
• Yona Verwer, Dutch-born visual artist

Other uses

• Yona of the Dawn, Japanese manga series
• Yona (film), a 2014 Israeli film
• "Yona", the word for "hedgehog" in the Lapine language of the novel Watership Down

See also

• Iona (disambiguation)
• Jona (disambiguation)
• Yona-Kit, American math rock quartet (1994)
• Yona Yona Penguin, 2009 Japanese animated film
• Kfar Yona, town in Sharon Subdistrict, Center District, Israel
• Akatsuki no Yona, a manga and anime series.